If it doesn't get play it's just taking up space and not worth having. I went from 13 systems, multiple TV's and some switch boxes to a PS2, SNES, and a single JVC D Series. It's really nice to have my gaming setup be focused on what matters the most to me.
thx ⚘ I collected games, Zelda limited editions & guides but couldn't enjoy all ... I'm downsizing my life, studying YT game rooms for inspiration, realising I want only MY BEST OF collection. I'm making a tiny gaming wall around my window so I can see ALL my treasures when I enter the room, this makes my heart dance 😀❤ ...but it's still hard to give away or sell well meant gifts, especially Zelda 😢 P.S.: your Death Note stuff 😆🖒🖒
This popped up at the perfect time on my feed. I recently bought a city apartment. My four large bins of games feel more suffocating than pride. Renovations are under going and the constant thought of where to store/hide them are on my mind. Personally, I’ve moved away from publicly displaying my collection. Another shift was collecting series I’m passionate about, franchises I’ve loved as a child to new-old ones I only now started playing. I don’t have the time nor the energy to play everything in my collection. The backlog has actually deterred me from playing. So thanks for the reality check. Sometimes less is more. The only pain in reselling is making your money back. Games are worth a pretty penny, but I’m not the type to piece meal them on a website. Bulk sale it is. Cheers!
Majority of collectors with big game rooms have hardly played a third of the collection. It's natural to get sucked into the YT space and wanting to create more content for more subs. I'm one of the few folks who have been buying & playing every game I own for over 30+ years which turned into a collection, but never cared much to show everything off. I tend to dive more into the art and appreciation for video games more than hoarding it. Appreciate the honest video.
yeah these youtubers who are big now do it for youtube might get odd 1 or 2 that actually play some of the games i so far have spent like in GBP around 3 grand or more on my collection modded gba and gbc etc
@@retroremy yeah i wont be modding myself yet waiting for my shed to go up and a place to do it but atm i own a few of each handheld every pokemon game even n64 etc, Im gonna buy a few more handhelds around another 3 to 4 grand worth stuff ill have plenty of orig and modded ones so when i mod myself i got plenty to help me work it all out.
When I started collecting a few years ago, I wanted a massive game room, but as I grew older my collection kind of gave me anxiety and I ended up selling all games that I didn't care about/didn't want to play. I can now say I'm really proud of my small collection, it consists of games I'm interested in only and I have actually played over half of them :)
A while back I was on a mission to track down all of the Sega Genesis, N64, and PS1 games that I used to own during my childhood/teens. Thanks to eBay and other sources I have most of them again. Though I don't have much time to sit around and play videogames I feel happy just to have them again. Don't really need much more besides that.
I went through the same thing with downsizing & it was super refreshing. I’m more than happy with a smaller collection along with my small-decent sized record collection. I feel like having a ton of games became way too overwhelming when I didn’t play 80% of them.
I love this video! when I first got into retro & collecting I got caught up in just grabbing everything I saw. I soon ran out of space and $$$. after talking to a friend of mine, I opted to switch to a more focused approach in terms of just getting stuff I'd actually want to play or sticking to IPs that are super important to me. I sold off a bunch of stuff and I couldn't be happier.
For the first time I counted all my games: 150 physical console games, including those I'll play through and then sell. I'll keep max 40. ~500 Nintendo eShop SALE games bought by gifted eShop Cards (birthdays, little jobs). PC CDs: 30 original, plus gifted copies.
Constantly going through the collection is healthy. Collecting for purpose and not for quantity I think is a mindset we all hit after the wonder of acquiring a lot of games fades a little bit. When the pressure of owning a game because everyone says its a "must have" fades away and picking what you add for your personal collection is what makes it. Great video!
I had my entire game collection in my room where I sleep and relax. I made a typical gaming setup and retro game room with all my consoles plugged and ready to play. A month ago I sat back and realized just how unhealthy having all this around me really was. A room packed with games and retro boxes and accessories felt so congested especially since this is the room I sleep and try to relax after a long day. I boxed 95% of my collection and it feels weird to finally have an empty corner in my room, but that should be normal. I now emulate my library on my computer and have 1 console plugged in. Honestly, myself and others are border line hoarders, it's not good to try to feel stimulated by surrounding yourself with stuff you like. That's really is unhealthy.
I have a pretty sizeable collection and have played over 2/3 of it and beaten about half. I've found so many bad games that I will never go back to. Been thinking for a while to start to curate an all killer collection and move on the mountains of filler.
Thank you for the video! You've made a lot of good points about this subject. I think it's definitely important for people to develop their own collecting styles and to set specific boundaries as well if they want to. Nowadays, I only buy games that I will open and play either right when I get home or after it finishes downloading from Steam. I essentially no longer have a backlog.
What gaming and collecting mean to me is the end goal I want to achieve. Whether it's comics, DVDs, books, or games, I make a list. For example, with games, I list the titles I really want and set a reasonable number. For instance, I chose 20 games that I really wanted to play as a kid but didn't have the chance to. Then, I go from there. The same applies to comics. I recently completed my collection, aiming for a short box of comics, which now sits next to my reading chair. It took me 2 years to achieve this goal. So, I think it's about having a clear end goal for your collection and games. It's important to remember that there's always a sustainable way to go about it. Whether it's watching game walkthroughs on TH-cam, borrowing games from friends, or finding other alternatives, buying isn't the only solution.
It does sounds very reasonable to be honest. Im not sure how many i have but i also have a storage with some stuff laying here and there i probably never will use so i started selling them out even the cheaper/ doubles and looking into my current ones, which ones i actually will be playing or am i happy with them or i just keep them. Edit: I probably focus more on some handheld gameboy or similar as they are pleasure to collect and maybe mod/restore some at least to use time on something, instead of buying games and let them sit on shelves for months.
Well sorta missed the mark with who I am, but I clicked because it's an interesting claim... ...and I think you're 100% right. I stumble on collector videos with those massive game rooms you pictured, but I don't get jealous or hopeful, I get stressed thinking about all that clutter, how I already have too much clutter, and the dust and shit that would have to be cleaned from that, not to mention if I had to move, moving all that, etc. Just doesn't look appealing. I play games rarely, but I pretty commonly play for nostalgia sake, not because I want to re-create a retro game store environment in my home. Wtf am I gonna do with a 6' tall Mario? Or an entire arcade cabinet? No part of that sounds appealing. Just want to play my N64 or PS2 or whatever and be happy living in a simpler time to enjoy games without subscriptions and lack of ownership and getting called a n****** by some 12 year old online. Take a break from real life for an hour. Nobody is walking through my house, not looking to impress anybody with a massive collection. So anyway, enough of me rambling. I like your scaled down room. It's more practical to me than a massive room. Nostalgia is great, but my friends don't come over like that anymore, everybody got kids and time intensive jobs and shit. Days of bagel bites and 4-player Goldeneye are kinda over for me for the most part. And it was a great time, but it's time for me to move on yet still hold on to these nuggets of my childhood because they bring me joy. But they don't have to be my entire identity. And with the YT massive gamers it IS their entire identity. And that's fine for them, but for me it isn't. I like my games out of the way but easy to access. And without cluttering up the room. I like what you did with your small space there. EDIT: PS: While I don't live in a city, I too moved to a much more expensive place for work (about 11 years or so ago now), and my square footage is probably 1/2 of what it was before. So I hear ya on space, it becomes quite precious.
I moved away from being a game collector to just collecting the consoles and going down the route of ODE's/everdrives to play the games. just don't have the space for rooms packed with games that are just collecting dust on a shelf.
This is great advice. Sometimes its better to just have what you really want and let go of the rest. I enjoy my collection more if im curating it rather than keeping a game for no reason.
I still haven’t made it very far collecting-wise, but my goal is to just get the games and systems that I want, rather than buying and hoarding everything I see. It’s easier on your wallet (most of the time) and it makes each purchase feel much more meaningful.
I never considered myself as a Collector as much as I'm just someone with a Collection. There are only a handful of games I'm really looking to add to the collection and don't really plan on growing it anymore. Like the shelf I keep my PS1 games have plenty of space for more but I'm happy with the ones I have which are mostly games I was playing as a kid. Although I don't have one yet, I would love a dedicated Game Room for my retro games at least, but don't ever see it becoming this floor to ceiling stacked with games behemoth. Not that there is anything wrong with that, just isn't for me,
I'm considering making what I consider a "rotating collection". I will have 1 console and collect for that console for 1 year. At the end of that year, I sell it all off and use the money to buy a new console and collection. That new console and collection will be for 1 year, and the cycle continues. I came up with the idea as I was looking to carve some money out of my gaming collection since I need that money for other things. I think it's an interesting idea for keeping spending and enjoyment focused on something I enjoy for that moment.
I created a sign for my game room it says , “consoles are for playing , not displaying” I don’t just by for the sake of it , I only buy what I want to play
I'm definitely going to trim my collection down a little later this year. I'm working on several collecting videos right now and plan on dedicating an installment to curation.
I have honestly gone from hoarding to making a small setup. Mine have been boiled down to a a pretty flexible self-built arcade cabinet on wheels. It houses a PC-CRT (which can run 480p to 1200p), a GBS-C upscaler for 240p+scanlines + a VGA/Audio switch. These days I focus more on the games and less about the hardware/collecting. The Arcade has PC with a GTX970, which I can emulate anything under the sun and has native VGA output. I have reduced my hardware to a Dreamcast and my old Amiga 1200 (since I appreciate the uniqueness of the hardware).... The joystick area is actually empty and I can connect whatever I want there. I have USB-extension ports available for the PC, Extension cables for the dreamcast, and "Power + RGB connector" to my Amiga 1200. that way I have a small arcade like corner with a good quality CRT. The main focus is really on the games these days. And for me, the CRT is the most important part of the experience.
These games are made to be played not to be displayed sure you can show them off but it collects dust then you die and all stuff gets sold of might as well play what you got
Wait why would you get rid of your games? You definitely don’t want to get rid of physical media, especially these days. If you get games online you literally don’t own them and they can take them from you at any point.
All my games stuff (except my switch and steam deck) are all boxed up in a wardrobe and tbh I've no desire to have a retro setup cos, even though I have the space for one, the stress of having everything out all at once just doesn't do it for me.
@JohnGamesOfficial that's a good way to do it deffo. As I said I now 95% of the time just use my switch and steam deck in handheld mode whenever I want to play. But I do get other systems out as and when I want to play something specific tied to another platform, and the effort of getting everything set up makes me think more economically about how I spend my time on said system/games
I have been buying cheap games I might of missed out on or what looks fun, I'm hoping to get round to playing what I have collected and I hope to be able to show it to you all
I found myself with a collection accidentally just by buying games I want to play for 40 years. I’ve always wanted to want to put it up on display, but I’ve never gotten it to a point where it looks nice.
Someone here know how to play Demon's Crest (SNES-Game) in 2024 without spending tons of money for the original modul...I just wanna play the game - legal
I ONLY BUY GAMES THAT I THINK LOOK GOOD R SOMETHING U WOULDN'T SEE ME BUY GAMES LIKE I DONT WE SAY IN THE LINES OF POOPSLINGER WOULD A GAME EXTREMLY RARE BUT I NEVER WOULD PLAY AND IT WOULD JUST SIT THERE BUT EVEN IF I PAY BIG AMOUNT IT I AM STILL GOING TO PLAY CAUSE I DONT CARE THE WORTH I BUY FOR MY ENJOYMENT!
I learned long ago. Just emulate 90% of the games. Wait until you have kids all that will go out the window. And Bro, It is not the time to move into the city. GET OUT!
Emulation is totally valid, just not how I like to do it! Believe me, it was a hard decision to move into the city, but for now worth it. Looking forward to moving back out in the future for sure.
I buy games which I want to play. I don't buy games just to collect. 👍
Same here 👍
Boom
If it doesn't get play it's just taking up space and not worth having. I went from 13 systems, multiple TV's and some switch boxes to a PS2, SNES, and a single JVC D Series. It's really nice to have my gaming setup be focused on what matters the most to me.
i grew op witch pc games and kornidor games
some times in city in acade game TURTLES and steet of race
thx ⚘ I collected games, Zelda limited editions & guides but couldn't enjoy all ... I'm downsizing my life, studying YT game rooms for inspiration, realising I want only MY BEST OF collection. I'm making a tiny gaming wall around my window so I can see ALL my treasures when I enter the room, this makes my heart dance 😀❤
...but it's still hard to give away or sell well meant gifts, especially Zelda 😢
P.S.: your Death Note stuff 😆🖒🖒
This popped up at the perfect time on my feed. I recently bought a city apartment. My four large bins of games feel more suffocating than pride. Renovations are under going and the constant thought of where to store/hide them are on my mind. Personally, I’ve moved away from publicly displaying my collection. Another shift was collecting series I’m passionate about, franchises I’ve loved as a child to new-old ones I only now started playing. I don’t have the time nor the energy to play everything in my collection. The backlog has actually deterred me from playing. So thanks for the reality check. Sometimes less is more. The only pain in reselling is making your money back. Games are worth a pretty penny, but I’m not the type to piece meal them on a website. Bulk sale it is. Cheers!
@@Brenda-tv8tx thanks for the comment! It’s crazy how feeling for both the games and displaying them can fluctuate I feel you
Majority of collectors with big game rooms have hardly played a third of the collection. It's natural to get sucked into the YT space and wanting to create more content for more subs. I'm one of the few folks who have been buying & playing every game I own for over 30+ years which turned into a collection, but never cared much to show everything off. I tend to dive more into the art and appreciation for video games more than hoarding it. Appreciate the honest video.
Agreed!
yeah these youtubers who are big now do it for youtube might get odd 1 or 2 that actually play some of the games i so far have spent like in GBP around 3 grand or more on my collection modded gba and gbc etc
@@roidnerd2501 I really love modding handhelds, very relaxing and enjoy the esthetics of creating various builds.
@@retroremy yeah i wont be modding myself yet waiting for my shed to go up and a place to do it but atm i own a few of each handheld every pokemon game even n64 etc, Im gonna buy a few more handhelds around another 3 to 4 grand worth stuff ill have plenty of orig and modded ones so when i mod myself i got plenty to help me work it all out.
@@roidnerd2501 That's great man, lot of hours of gameplay, enjoy it!
When I started collecting a few years ago, I wanted a massive game room, but as I grew older my collection kind of gave me anxiety and I ended up selling all games that I didn't care about/didn't want to play. I can now say I'm really proud of my small collection, it consists of games I'm interested in only and I have actually played over half of them :)
Love it
All killer no filler is the way to go. I have about 200 games in my collection but they all mean a lot to me and I’ve actually beaten them all.
That's the way to do it man. I don't understand people with huge backlogs.
A while back I was on a mission to track down all of the Sega Genesis, N64, and PS1 games that I used to own during my childhood/teens. Thanks to eBay and other sources I have most of them again. Though I don't have much time to sit around and play videogames I feel happy just to have them again.
Don't really need much more besides that.
Love it 🔥
I went through the same thing with downsizing & it was super refreshing. I’m more than happy with a smaller collection along with my small-decent sized record collection. I feel like having a ton of games became way too overwhelming when I didn’t play 80% of them.
I love this video! when I first got into retro & collecting I got caught up in just grabbing everything I saw. I soon ran out of space and $$$. after talking to a friend of mine, I opted to switch to a more focused approach in terms of just getting stuff I'd actually want to play or sticking to IPs that are super important to me. I sold off a bunch of stuff and I couldn't be happier.
Nice! I have a friend that went through also the exact same thing so I def get it 😅
For the first time I counted all my games:
150 physical console games, including those I'll play through and then sell. I'll keep max 40.
~500 Nintendo eShop SALE games bought by gifted eShop Cards (birthdays, little jobs).
PC CDs: 30 original, plus gifted copies.
Constantly going through the collection is healthy. Collecting for purpose and not for quantity I think is a mindset we all hit after the wonder of acquiring a lot of games fades a little bit. When the pressure of owning a game because everyone says its a "must have" fades away and picking what you add for your personal collection is what makes it. Great video!
On point! :) thank you!
I had my entire game collection in my room where I sleep and relax. I made a typical gaming setup and retro game room with all my consoles plugged and ready to play. A month ago I sat back and realized just how unhealthy having all this around me really was. A room packed with games and retro boxes and accessories felt so congested especially since this is the room I sleep and try to relax after a long day. I boxed 95% of my collection and it feels weird to finally have an empty corner in my room, but that should be normal. I now emulate my library on my computer and have 1 console plugged in. Honestly, myself and others are border line hoarders, it's not good to try to feel stimulated by surrounding yourself with stuff you like. That's really is unhealthy.
Great point, glad you were able to find a fix for yourself!
I have a pretty sizeable collection and have played over 2/3 of it and beaten about half. I've found so many bad games that I will never go back to. Been thinking for a while to start to curate an all killer collection and move on the mountains of filler.
Thank you for the video! You've made a lot of good points about this subject. I think it's definitely important for people to develop their own collecting styles and to set specific boundaries as well if they want to. Nowadays, I only buy games that I will open and play either right when I get home or after it finishes downloading from Steam. I essentially no longer have a backlog.
What gaming and collecting mean to me is the end goal I want to achieve. Whether it's comics, DVDs, books, or games, I make a list. For example, with games, I list the titles I really want and set a reasonable number. For instance, I chose 20 games that I really wanted to play as a kid but didn't have the chance to. Then, I go from there. The same applies to comics. I recently completed my collection, aiming for a short box of comics, which now sits next to my reading chair. It took me 2 years to achieve this goal. So, I think it's about having a clear end goal for your collection and games. It's important to remember that there's always a sustainable way to go about it. Whether it's watching game walkthroughs on TH-cam, borrowing games from friends, or finding other alternatives, buying isn't the only solution.
This is awesome, dude! 🔥 glad you hit your goal - clearly defined goals are a great way to stay organized in your journey
It does sounds very reasonable to be honest. Im not sure how many i have but i also have a storage with some stuff laying here and there i probably never will use so i started selling them out even the cheaper/ doubles and looking into my current ones, which ones i actually will be playing or am i happy with them or i just keep them.
Edit: I probably focus more on some handheld gameboy or similar as they are pleasure to collect and maybe mod/restore some at least to use time on something, instead of buying games and let them sit on shelves for months.
I have done the same, definitely have tried to narrow down to just my favorites I grew up with and still play.
i love small game collections that are oozing with quality and sentimental value.
saturate the shelves with palpable connection not volume.
Nah. With everything going on with games as a service and disappearing media I want more physical media, not less.
More is not necessarily bad!
Well sorta missed the mark with who I am, but I clicked because it's an interesting claim... ...and I think you're 100% right. I stumble on collector videos with those massive game rooms you pictured, but I don't get jealous or hopeful, I get stressed thinking about all that clutter, how I already have too much clutter, and the dust and shit that would have to be cleaned from that, not to mention if I had to move, moving all that, etc. Just doesn't look appealing. I play games rarely, but I pretty commonly play for nostalgia sake, not because I want to re-create a retro game store environment in my home. Wtf am I gonna do with a 6' tall Mario? Or an entire arcade cabinet? No part of that sounds appealing. Just want to play my N64 or PS2 or whatever and be happy living in a simpler time to enjoy games without subscriptions and lack of ownership and getting called a n****** by some 12 year old online. Take a break from real life for an hour. Nobody is walking through my house, not looking to impress anybody with a massive collection.
So anyway, enough of me rambling. I like your scaled down room. It's more practical to me than a massive room. Nostalgia is great, but my friends don't come over like that anymore, everybody got kids and time intensive jobs and shit. Days of bagel bites and 4-player Goldeneye are kinda over for me for the most part. And it was a great time, but it's time for me to move on yet still hold on to these nuggets of my childhood because they bring me joy. But they don't have to be my entire identity. And with the YT massive gamers it IS their entire identity. And that's fine for them, but for me it isn't. I like my games out of the way but easy to access. And without cluttering up the room. I like what you did with your small space there.
EDIT:
PS: While I don't live in a city, I too moved to a much more expensive place for work (about 11 years or so ago now), and my square footage is probably 1/2 of what it was before. So I hear ya on space, it becomes quite precious.
Thanks for taking the time to give your take - I appreciate it, and I’m glad to hear the video resonated with you
I moved away from being a game collector to just collecting the consoles and going down the route of ODE's/everdrives to play the games. just don't have the space for rooms packed with games that are just collecting dust on a shelf.
This is great advice. Sometimes its better to just have what you really want and let go of the rest. I enjoy my collection more if im curating it rather than keeping a game for no reason.
🙌
I still haven’t made it very far collecting-wise, but my goal is to just get the games and systems that I want, rather than buying and hoarding everything I see. It’s easier on your wallet (most of the time) and it makes each purchase feel much more meaningful.
I never considered myself as a Collector as much as I'm just someone with a Collection. There are only a handful of games I'm really looking to add to the collection and don't really plan on growing it anymore. Like the shelf I keep my PS1 games have plenty of space for more but I'm happy with the ones I have which are mostly games I was playing as a kid.
Although I don't have one yet, I would love a dedicated Game Room for my retro games at least, but don't ever see it becoming this floor to ceiling stacked with games behemoth. Not that there is anything wrong with that, just isn't for me,
💯
I'm considering making what I consider a "rotating collection". I will have 1 console and collect for that console for 1 year. At the end of that year, I sell it all off and use the money to buy a new console and collection. That new console and collection will be for 1 year, and the cycle continues.
I came up with the idea as I was looking to carve some money out of my gaming collection since I need that money for other things. I think it's an interesting idea for keeping spending and enjoyment focused on something I enjoy for that moment.
Interesting concept!
I created a sign for my game room it says , “consoles are for playing , not displaying” I don’t just by for the sake of it , I only buy what I want to play
Hah that sign is a great idea
@@JohnGamesOfficialyou have a pretty nice collection mate 👍🏻 keep on gaming
Great setup for the space you have! Totally agree, the most important part is playing the games you love. Volume is meaningless if you don't enjoy it
Exactly!
I want my room to look like Blockbuster.
I'm definitely going to trim my collection down a little later this year. I'm working on several collecting videos right now and plan on dedicating an installment to curation.
I have honestly gone from hoarding to making a small setup. Mine have been boiled down to a a pretty flexible self-built arcade cabinet on wheels. It houses a PC-CRT (which can run 480p to 1200p), a GBS-C upscaler for 240p+scanlines + a VGA/Audio switch. These days I focus more on the games and less about the hardware/collecting. The Arcade has PC with a GTX970, which I can emulate anything under the sun and has native VGA output. I have reduced my hardware to a Dreamcast and my old Amiga 1200 (since I appreciate the uniqueness of the hardware).... The joystick area is actually empty and I can connect whatever I want there. I have USB-extension ports available for the PC, Extension cables for the dreamcast, and "Power + RGB connector" to my Amiga 1200. that way I have a small arcade like corner with a good quality CRT. The main focus is really on the games these days. And for me, the CRT is the most important part of the experience.
Whoa that sounds super dope!
These games are made to be played not to be displayed sure you can show them off but it collects dust then you die and all stuff gets sold of might as well play what you got
Wait why would you get rid of your games? You definitely don’t want to get rid of physical media, especially these days. If you get games online you literally don’t own them and they can take them from you at any point.
Didn’t get rid of any games! Just changed the space “needed” for them
i think for true collectors each persons niche, choices, and preference varies alot. i like to think about my collection as my own private museum.
I like that framing!
That was depressing. Hope you're okay bro.
All my games stuff (except my switch and steam deck) are all boxed up in a wardrobe and tbh I've no desire to have a retro setup cos, even though I have the space for one, the stress of having everything out all at once just doesn't do it for me.
@@whatamalike what do you mean by the stress of having it all out?
@@JohnGamesOfficial all systems hooked up at the same time. The clutter of that and the dust...oh god the dust!
Just not for me 😅
@@whatamalike ahhh gotcha haha. Ive now relegated myself to my switch, Xbox 360 and Wii (to also play GC).
@JohnGamesOfficial that's a good way to do it deffo. As I said I now 95% of the time just use my switch and steam deck in handheld mode whenever I want to play. But I do get other systems out as and when I want to play something specific tied to another platform, and the effort of getting everything set up makes me think more economically about how I spend my time on said system/games
I have been buying cheap games I might of missed out on or what looks fun, I'm hoping to get round to playing what I have collected and I hope to be able to show it to you all
That would be dope!!
and i is a one some glad tu se you games
Completely agree with the message of this video.
bro is getting shade thrown at him in the comments. this was a really enjoyable video
Thanks boss, everyone has an opinion and that’s okay hah
Another John Games BANGER
Common based Henry opinion
Werry cool collection 🔥🔥🔥
I found myself with a collection accidentally just by buying games I want to play for 40 years. I’ve always wanted to want to put it up on display, but I’ve never gotten it to a point where it looks nice.
Would love to see a collection 40 years in the making!
Worst feeling ever is being forced to sell your collection :(
i try corllet ps4 game and Swich games
whats ur favorite switch game?
i have TMNT Turok and kiby
Someone here know how to play Demon's Crest (SNES-Game) in 2024 without spending tons of money for the original modul...I just wanna play the game - legal
I ONLY BUY GAMES THAT I THINK LOOK GOOD R SOMETHING U WOULDN'T SEE ME BUY GAMES LIKE I DONT WE SAY IN THE LINES OF POOPSLINGER WOULD A GAME EXTREMLY RARE BUT I NEVER WOULD PLAY AND IT WOULD JUST SIT THERE BUT EVEN IF I PAY BIG AMOUNT IT I AM STILL GOING TO PLAY CAUSE I DONT CARE THE WORTH I BUY FOR MY ENJOYMENT!
Title should be. "Wife makes husband sell video game collection. Maximum Cope Ensues."
😂
my Old days games blokboster movie
Bunch of hoarders you are. Jkn love these videos.
I learned long ago. Just emulate 90% of the games.
Wait until you have kids all that will go out the window.
And Bro, It is not the time to move into the city. GET OUT!
Emulation is totally valid, just not how I like to do it!
Believe me, it was a hard decision to move into the city, but for now worth it. Looking forward to moving back out in the future for sure.
"aND yOu sHOulD ToO"
Yes, everyone downsize and trade all your game in please.
Hell no. I won’t be downsizing shit. Lol
Nahh
Damn big cope